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Automatic Duck Pro Export FCP 3.0

In my previous article, I took a look at Automatic Duck Pro Import FCP 2.0 for Final Cut Pro, and how it is an essential tool for FCP editors to keep them competitive in today's post world. Looking back at the article, there is one problem. I talked about how PI2FCP bridged the gap between Avid and FCP, but it seems that bridge was a one way street . . . Or was it?
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